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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
Capturing a Gsizzly in Georgia.
Albany Ga. News.


There was considerable excitement in
our county OF last Friday, caused by the
chase and capture of large grizzly bear,
He was first seen in this county on Flint
river. He made his wsy across to the
Baker County side of the river, where
he was chased until sunset on Friday an
lost. He vas again seen in this county
aud chased from plantation TO plautat-
ion by excited white folks, negroes and
dogs until about O'Clock, when he was
captured, fist killing him, OF course
Guns, pistols, axes, hoes, pine knots, etc.
were brought TO bear in the plantation OF
D. K. Butler, near this place. He was
about feet long and weighed from BOG
to 500 pounds. Whence he came, whether
he escaped from some msnagerie, OF
merely strayed from his usual roaming
field, aeaT or at z distance, Is not known
He was & stranger here, at least.
Achmed Ben Amar, the Algerian lion
slayer, has reached the goal of his ambi
tion, having killed more than two hund-
red lions. in return for which he has re-
ceived the order of the Legion of Honor.
The prize paid By the government for
each lion is 100 francs. II Is estimated
that a lion kills every year cattle vort1
$4,000, and as each lion slain BY Amsr
might have lived ten years longer, 1t L
estimated that he saved MS ceuntrynen
several million dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
For L1EurENANr-eovERNoR

was proceeded with. Asa Bushnell, of
Springfield, was named, but declined
because of important business interests
which would suffer. Senator Thomas j.
Pringle, of Springfield, was then nom
mated for the place. Capt. W. C. Lyon,
of Newark, was also placed in nomina-
tion for ieutenant-poyerEor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05

THE Kennebec Journal claims that 1t Is
not true that Blaine is 4 very sick man.
He will be when he reads Gen. Beatty s
speech.
Mrs. CLEVELAND, accompanied by her
mother and aunt, arrived at Marion,
Mass, Tuesday forenoon, where they will
spend several weeks the guests of Gen. A.
w. Greely who has a summer resort there
A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt
at St. Louis, Monday night at about 1890
O'Clock, but no damage was done. The
shock was also general throughout south
ern and central Illinois, Tennessee and
Indiana.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
ion in 1883 under whateve
.rer the Republican nation
may select, they have jus
'ecord and career of Johl
a member of the Rel
md as a statesman of
and great abili'
AS A STATESMAN
with the birth of the Rel
le has grown and develop
AS A STATESMAN

began with the birth of the Republican
party; he has grown and developed with
the growth of that organization; his
genius and patriotism are stamped upon
the records of that party and the stat
utes and constitution of the country,
and believing that his nomination for
the Office of president would be wise and
judicious, we respectfully present his
name to the people of the United States
as a candidate and announce our hearty
and cordial support of him for that
office"
When the last resolution, the famous
Sherman Endorsement, was reached the
cheering broke out again and on call
from a delegate three cheers were given
for Sherman, before the reading could
continue. Its close was marked by wild
cheers.
motion was made to adopt the whole
platform by acclamation. 1t was done
unanimously without dissenting vote.
DR.. Gray don, of Cincinnati, then took
the platform and nominated Gov. For
aker for a second term, in ten minute
speech. There was much cheering and
the motion was carried by acclamation
amid a whirlwind of cheers.
A committee was appointed to escort
Mr.. Foraker to the hall, and the nemi-
uation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
POLITICS IN OHIO.
sherman for President, Foraker for Governor
and Protection Tariff.

and a Protection Tariff.
TOLEDO, O., July 2S.-Memorial Hall
was crowded to the ooors this morning,
when at 10 O'Clock, the Republican state
convention was called to order by Tenn
porary Chairman Ryan. Among the
spectators were large number of ladies.
The committee on credentials made its
report, which was adopted, and exGov.
Charles Foster read the platform. He
was frequently interrupted with ap-
plause, and at the mention of the name
of Senator Sherman the cheers were
deafeniug. The platform was as follows:
"The Republican party in convention
assembled submits to the people of Ohio
the following declaration of its priuci
pies:
eve are in favor of protective tariff,
to secure to American citizens the priv
ileges of supplying every article which
can be produced as well in the United
States as in other countries, and suffi
ciently to supply American wants.
Such tariff makes a demand for and
gives employment to American labor aud
thereby aids in securing Just compensa-
tiun for labor. We denounce the Ohio
Democratic platform of tariff for re-
venue only, and which demands an in
discriminate reduction in all duties on
imported articles, the effect of which
would be TO encourage importations, thus
giving American patronage to foreign
producers and foreign labor, rather than
to our own.
THE EMIGRATION QUESTION.
"While we adhere to the public policy
under which our country has received
hnrla= Of bn-aa- in,
dustrious citizeus who have added to the
wealth, progress and power of our coun-
try. and while we welcome TO our shores
the weIl-dispossd and industrious emf
grant, who contributes by his energy and
| intelligence to the cause of free govern
ment, we view with alarm unrestricted i'm
/ migration from foreign lands as danger
ous TO the peace and good order of the
| country and the integrity and character
/ of citizenship. We urge Congress to
I pass such laws and establish such regula-
/ tions as shall protect us from the inroads
/ of the Anarchists, the Communist, the
/ Polygamist, fugitive from justice, the in
/ sane, the dependent paupers, the vicious
/ and criminal classes, contract labor in
| every form under any name or guise; and
/ all others, who seek our shores not 70 be-
/ come a part of our civilization and citi-
/ zenship, who acknowledge no allegiance
/ TO our laws, no sympathy with oa- aims
and institutions, but who come among Us
/ TO make war upon society, to diminish
1 the dignity and rewards of
/ AMERICAN woRKIsGGES
and degrade our labor to their level.
Against all these our gates should be
/ closed. But while favoring every hon
orable and practicable measure to pro-
| tee, American labor against the evil eff
| fscts of foreign immigration and compe-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05

McGARrGLE is safe In Canada, and the
numerous detectives and deputy sheriHs
who have been patrolling the straits at
Mackinav may now remove their band
ages from their eyes and return home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
AMERICAN woRKIsGxEs

and degrade our labor to their level.
Against all these our gates should be
closed. But while favoring every hon
orable and practicable measure to pro-
tee, American labor against the evil eff
fscts of foreign immigration and compe-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-08-05
MR. BLAlNES RIVAL.

Mr.. BIaine's most dangerous rival for
the republican nomination is not named
John Sherman, and Is not citizen of
Ohio. He lives farther west.-Now York
Sun.
Well, this may be so, and then il may
not be. If the Sun don't know any more
about republican politics than it does
about democratic politics, its predictions
on the republican candidate are of no
weight at all.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Sigspagg Horbbag9.
&nrretponSanee fra Gbriniania
STARTS 3Ote 1887.

Starts 3Ote 1887.
Eli "3ecorab-E ofen".
ia ies ielu bar leuet mango Var / Soma,
peo jes, bporoan ri Roromenb sleoer os
uuer at faa bsre liot fra samle Norse en-.
gang imellem. Seq ifal | ben gnlebnius babe
ben 5ornpielie at ienoe Gem nosle Npbeoer
ansaaenbe Sfsi~tslsbninsen Der | ginter.
grel YuuIien bar 10 / yinter sieites De.
corab % bleu sobt mobtaset' af fine 9anbss
m9nb. vi, Der resner os iom Norife Nme.
%rifanere, fan MI bore itolts af en- Rorif. Nme>
rifaner fra New gorf, iom i Binter bar op.
bolot Jig | gbriitiania; bans Napn er glfreb
Samuelion 5rantlin, % benne Nano itaar
III iom Champion of the World. San bar
er / Yinter laaet grel Yauliens bebfte Res
Gerber os lissleoes lsbet bet lausite Sob al
nogen Sfgitelpber / gerben. Nrel 9aul.
lens beoite &ecoro paa 1 enselit YRiI er 8
g&in. s % 2 Semteoele Set. 5rantlin LIB
Der en- gRiI paa 8 Nin., ct 2sb paa 100 gRil
lob ban | 1 Time os "a Rinuter burtisere
eno Eauliens &ecoro paa famine 9iitance
ltseleoes LIB ban 1913 Nile paa 90 Elmer,
IL gein, 10 Set, cs ben, Der bill fratase
5ranfltn bans Champion 9itel, faar iaale.
oes ct baaret Grbeibe ueo at laa ct iaabant
lanst Sob. Be mango genner, ipm gaulien
Der bar erbperuet fig paa @runb af fin 9pss
ti9beo, bar meset forbitrebe oper at ie Sraut.
lin iaaleSes tilintstsiDre Reiterens Recoroer,
% unoer 5rantlius LANCE 2sb bespnbte be at
faite Stene, 9rebiter, Spiser os Yapir /
Yeien for BAN, for at be Tumble faa BAN til at
fable, iaa ban lite ifulbe faa fulbfsrt fit Ianae
Sob paa "a Timer. 5ranflin bapoe astet at
tilbaselesse 200 Nile paa ben 1io, %, bpis
ban lite par blepen bebanolet paa oeune
Waaoe, uiloe ban allerebe babe naaet be 200
Yaile tnben 90 Elmer. Sranflin bar tilienot
Saskatchewan for 1Rorf Soratsblao" her.
iteos en- llofororins til ale Sipitelsbere, men
LEGION Hubliium Der bar uiit iis iione liae.
o%perfor Nr. Jranflin, iaa bar nepnte Blass
Reoaitien lite paret fort bebre, ibet ben til.
ienote 5ranflin en- StriueIie, iom Ipber iaa.
lebes:
1Yi bar berpeo ben sGre at unberrette
Dem ON, at ri lite bar funoet at hume
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

ofsntlissisre Teres rloforbrins al 1sos
b. N.
gbriifianin, 25oe Rarts 1887.
Nrbsoist.
'Norf Str9tsblao's Rsoaition'
Or. Glfreo Samuelion 5ranflins goresie:
De iorenebe nj Staters gouiul,
Gbriitiania.
Srontlin er en- Rano paa "a Har, Nani %
fraitis bpsset, uoholbenoe os / Ssiiobelie al
en- ooeroroentlis S~rnioisbee, iamt ct eoomo'
bist aniist; ban bar ielp iast meo geitemt'
beo, at ban aIoris oil befatte fig meb Stsite'
lsbere beritsos, emiterat pare blsuen bebanolei
paa err iaa ubsfIis Naaoe.
sans Nas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
2esieps Heiie.
sans Vas.

9esieps bar bapt en- Samtale meo en-
Mebarbeioer peb Voltaire % mebbelt
BAN npsle gnfeltbeoer ON jim Reiie til
Berlin. pan iusoe, at Bisntarf bl. q.
ptreoe fslseaoe til bam. Seq er lpfz
telis oper at ie 5rantrise fort os
it9rtt, % jes oil, at nit 9anb ifal bore
lise iaa fort % itarft, for at De to Ias
TONER tllnne inbie, boor ifr9ffelis en- np
&onflift maa bore, % for at be futile
reipeftere binanben sjeniiois os uobrpbe:
Oct oilbe bore hunt al os, om ri bile
uorpooe binanben, lab os before forene
bore arGfter, og ri bile ba bore Ser
oens Serrer. Sn9en pil pope at rere
ps, % ri bile / Gui9beo uoen 8astanfe
fanne arbeibe paa giuiliIationens 5rems
itribt. @r life 9i9beben en- peientlis
Setin9elie for Senlfab? Den Sag, ba
bore &rGiter bliuer lise fore, bile ri
after bore @enner. Sor geographic 8e>
li9genbeo siDr os BET til en- 8list life at
foriemme noset for at tomme til bette
Reiultat. Den Dag oil @erbensfreben
bore iifret for lang gio, maaIte for be-
itanbis. 3erfor %lptsnifer jes 3em til,
at 9e bar en- iaa lopal os enersiit spls
bat ium General 8uulanser / SpibIen
for 9eres Scr. Get er albris falbet
mig inb at ipsrse ben frantic &esierins,
bporior ben f~oreseoe i'm Sar, % Be
fun itule paa, at ies albris pil sisre ct
iaa merfeli9t Spprssmaal, iom er iaa
itrioenoe mob mine gnifer. Seq pil
fun beltptte nit 2anb MOB en- Guerra
ifetie o9 life uoiatte Srantrise for ben
Sriitelie at an9ribe 9pItlano, buur
II anbipnli9t bet eno er, at Oct Ifuloe
tente paa at p~aafGre ps 9ri9. Meu
ben tglte SRr maa lite pRre m'lore
it9rt enb ben frantic, % for at unb9aa
&risen er BET npboenbigt, at ri er lige
itGrfe. Naar FORT De TO Natisner life
Longer misunber binanben nuset, bile
De funne lepe uben 6rpst pg ubeu
Sab"
"Grur De-" tilfsiebe 2esieps, "ut ies
p~perfur oisie Soriifrinser fra 5prit
8ismards SIDE ct 9ieblit bar slemt,
at ies er Sranifmanb? Seller @ilbelm
oil funne iise Dem, at bette life bar
9ilielbet, os at min gatriotisme fob
paa Ssibe meb bans, ba ban talte til
mig ON ben &ris, Der trrebe be9se
2anbe, uben at mo npie funbe iise, paa
boem Siitorien piloe faite Gniuaret.
"Sire", iasoe ies til BAN, "buis 9pifz
lamb fsrer &ris mob os, uilbe jes sribe
en- 8ssie, beuebne ale mine 8srn os
bragg meb benz til @renelen for at bs
for J%ebrelanbet. s 5ranfrise finbes
Der life en- 5amilie, buor life Moberen
uilbe iise til fine Ssnner: saa ub %
fiemp! life en- &pinbe, Der life uiloe
pleie bore iaareoe Soloater. Oct uiloe
bliue en- frpstelis &ris, % @nb naabe
Dem for at fremfalbe benz"
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Sammenteb meb en- 6pal.

Sammente0 me0 Ell opal. Ut
enselit 9ampifib "&elpn", iom fra
Cumberland er anfommet til 2onbon,
bar paa &eiien uaret i &Oniiion meb en-
opal. s 9arbeben at Graham fiji
Mano ifabet oper S~tprburbs 8ous gie
paa en- flor Silt, iom be at bet 8anb,
ben iprsiteoe / geiret, fluttebe maatte
bore en- opal. Sem Minuter ienere
itsbte ben meb polbiom Rraft imob
9amperens Basborbs 8ous, lsftebe fig
2 Sob Op oper Ralinsen os iant berefz
ter tilbase / 8anbet, men fom after op
tat aster for Saffen; ben ipntes ba al
bape miitst RDsfinnen, iom %fOrmObents
Zig Sfibets Sfrue bar ilaaet at. nbprei
git iaa after neb unber SapHaben for
life mere at fomme tilipne. 9amperer
lasbe Jig peb Sammenitsbet itertt paa
Sioen, men retteoe Jig itrafs isjen %
III iusen Sfabe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
"0enRrabatna" forbi.

gonarb Sbepere fra harrisburg, 81, 4
ger: Chen electric Uittsrs bar siort mig iat
nteset ssst, erfiexSer ies bet for MIN Hlist q
laSe ben lioenoe Renneffsmasis piee bet.
bast ct aabeut Guar / ct Sen i s War. Rm
easer erilerebe, at snten MATTE ies bare BE
net "itrabet" eHer aftaset. Sitepet bruste jes
8 SLATER al electric Bitters os Z sgiter q
gudlens arniea Salse, % Benet er MI frii;t
electric Bitters ieises for 80 Gents 5laifsn
os Sudlens aruiea Salpe I'll 25 Gents pr
SGffe paa 8. 8. montgomery & Cos apot
bel. S9ISS paa Gpotbsfer I aus Ypsr. Is
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
MbertsS1emenfeg
WDe NdarsNarer
hos
9lsnm & Mhnmpsaa+

Sort fulbitenOige Splag al me gaar= og
Sommer=garer er retop oisie Gage mlfOn1met,
og ri fan MI %freuluiie ct iaa flloitGlbigt llbualg
al ale Slags % til S9iol1en ~iuareroe garer,
iom roget 6aabelsbus | rOrblige Soma.
Nt ppresne De fOrifjelige Slags garer CT
mpbpenbigt; tbi port Eager er iaa %fuloitGnbigt,
at 9Me % @llbper mao furle firbe, bpab DC
otlfer, entell bet ct bi0igt eller DC melt elegautc
% rtpoerlle Garer.
Sort belbige SnOfipb for &Ontatt letter Os
iitanO til at iGlge goOe og paalioelige Garer, Il.
geiaa billigt iom sfrab og second hand gare:
Der frentbpDes al cit Del 6arDlenbe.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13

that minute Ia her book. A cry from
Jennie startled her; looking up. the
duchess saw the girl with a face as
white as death, gazing with half-fught-
ened, half fascinated eyes at the photo
graph she held in her hand.
"What is the matter, Jenniep" asked
her grace
"Oh! your grace" cried Jennie "this
is the photograph OF some one know"
"Some one You knew at & avering"
asked the duchess.
Yes, your grace" sobbed the girl,
lat Clavering. ! have never told you
| never dare"
DO you mean absolutely TO tell me
that you knew this man ut ClaveringP"
said the duchess, rising in her excite.
ment
'Yes," sobbed Jennie. ALAS! your
grace he was my lover and Re left me
[ have never heard anything of him
since he went away
Jennie" said Tie duchess, solcmnly.
lido you know who that man is?'
'He is Charlie Nesbitt," said Jennie.
ale is not. ;" said the duchess; "he Is
James Bentley, the thief who stole my
diamonds" and Jennie fell on her
knees with bitter cry.
at can not be true. your grace! she
cried
. ~ is true, indeed; the diamonds, as
you know, have all been found, and this
morning we have received the photo %
graph of the thief that is It. will
send for the duke "
"Fulke," said the duchess, this is
the most extraordinary thing Jennie
knew this man. James rentley."
How was thatg" asked his grace,
kindly; now that the jewels were found
he was more disposed to be amiable to
all wrong-doers
Jennie blushed, and loo ed very much
embarrassed.
al think" said the duchess, kindly,
"that the person in question paid some
attentions TO Jennie.
"He wanted to marry me, your
grace" sobbed the pretty maid. "and
then he went away"
Little ty little the duke drew the
whole story fro u her, and when it was
ended he looked across at his wife
That makes the whole thing clear,
he said This Nesbitt or Bentley evil
IDENTIFY organized the robbery. and this
foolish girl was the tool
THAT clears Mrs Grey" said the
duches
mo. Mrs Grey had part of the
spoil" said the duke lie turned to
the maid Tell me be said, Ibid
you ever see Mrs trey and this man
Bentley together?
mo" replied Jennie; Mrs. Grey
never saw him."
"You can not be sure Of that" said
the duke "Did it never occur to you
that there was something suspicious
about the manP Why did you say moth
ing of all this before?"
because" replied Jennie, her eyes
filling with tears III never thought OF
associating him with the robbery in any
way whatsoever
yet, YOU see, he lurcd you on 10
meet him, AM while you were waiting
for him the deed was done.
III feel sure that in some way or other
this discovery will clear Mrs. Grey"
said the duchess.
But the duke replied:
IL think not. think it will confirm
her guilt "
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13

He made brilliant record covering Pc
riod OF thee years and -four months, dur
ing which time he was absent only 10
days seven of which he was
a prisoner and three OH the
sick list. At the close OF the war he en-
tered the Wesleyan college at Delaware,
Ohio, and graduate n the classical course
in 1857. After graduating he studied
law with Hon. j. j. ickey in Lancaster,
Pas and was admitted to the bar. A year
later President Grant appointed him asses
sor OF internal revenue Of the Ninth Dis
trict OF Pennsylvania. which Office he held
until 1t was abolished by law In
1875 he removed TO Minneapolis
and sho liy after began the pub
licatiou OF the Minneapolis Tribune.
Two years later he severed his connection
with that PAPER, and resumed his law
practi from which he was called to the
office OF probate judge and later to the Of
flee Of judge Of the district court He has
figured prominently IN G. A. X. matters
ever since the Organization Of the society.
From commander Of a local post he went
to the office Of state commander In 1858,
and was elected senior vice commander-n-
chief at the national encampment held in
Minneapolis in 1854. lie is also men,
Der Of the LOYAL Legion.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Heal Thiayas.

The dominion government has been APP
plised OF the decision Of Judge Dawson OF
Sikh in regard to the seales seized this
year. All were found guilty Of illegal
sealing and the schooners and skins found
on board We o declared forfeited to the
United States cove nmcnt. The claim OF
the Washington authorities to exclusive
in isdicton in behring's sea will p obably
be fought out in the United It ties courts
Lefo It is made the subject FOR an inter
national commission.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Two Men Sudocltod.

William Wood. aged Is, son OF Frank
", cd OF the mower and reaper company.
and his fathers cOachmin, George Hlw.
kins, drove out to the Allen coal mine, an
abandoned slope near Youngstown, Ohio
to explore it. Not returning, search was
made ard both were found dead in the
slope where they had been sutfocated by
foul air. A party Of miners pumped air
into the slope for two hours before the
oiies could be taken out. Hawkins was
IS years old aud leaves wife and two
children.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13

There seems to be lull In the New York
Protestant cathedral movement subscrlp-
tlons 10 the fund have not rolled in rapidly,
though the enterprise was energetlcally dis
cussed.
There Is watch in Swiss museum only
hree-sixteeuts Of an inch In diameter. insert.
ed In the top Of pencil case. Its little dial
not only indicates hours, minutes, aud secondA
but also days Of the month.
A society for the protection Of personal lib
erty was recently organized by tho German
born residents Of Philadelphia Its chief
object 10 TO eradicate from the statute books
the laws which close saloons on Sunday.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
A Big Mortgage.

The largest mortgage filed in Chicago
for years was admitted to the records on
the 9TH inst in the recorders off &C. 1t was
by the Chicago gas light and coke compa-
ny 10 the Fidelity trust and safe deposit
company of Philadelphia, and is for the
issuance of $40. 600, 600 gold bonds. Tho
document bears the date Of July /. The
bonds are for 81, 900 each, bearing five per
cant iptprpct
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Tenne,,ec want, prink.

The majority against prohibition In
Tennessee will probably reach between
10, 600 and $4,000. The women turned
out In large numbers and were every
where treated with respect. 1t Is certain
that their work at the polls has largely
cut down the anti-prohlbltion majority.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Ill, I.abors Endsi.

Mark Skinner of Chicago, who. as presl-
dent Of the sanitary commission collected
and distributed $1,000, 900 to sick and
wounded soldiers during the civil war,
died at Manchester, VI, few days ago.
aged seventy-four. He leaves an estate
Of $1,000, 900 TO his wife and four
daughters.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
FURIOUS GALES.
Several Lives Lost on Lake Michi

Several Lives Lost on Lake Michigan.
One Of the most disastrous gales known
in many years swept over the lakes on the
ID AM I'd inst. The schooner Havana
was lost near Benton Harbor and four
sailors went down with her. and the
schooner Green Bay went to pieces near
South Haven AMI only one Of crew OF
seven men was SAVED. other mlshaps to
vessels and cargOes are reported, but SO
far as Is known. no further loss Of life.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
A Pension SwintIler.

James ii. McGindley, with several
aliases, was arrested Mt Cleveland, Ohio,
the other day. for issuing fraudulent
vouchers In pension cases, defrauding the
government out OF sl5,o 900. McGindley's
clients, alleged widows of soldiers, resid-
ed at Toronto, Ontario, and there received
the pension money.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
"Proncr Argument."

Mr.. c. p. Huntington was examined by
the Pacific railroad commission at New
York the other day. lie said members OF
congress were 'fxed" by proper argu-
ments. switching" senators TO the Tn
ion Pacific way Of thinking was also Zone
by proper argument. Proper argument
gained everything that was required. At
times Mr.. Huntington became greatly ex-
cited. but denied that any other course
than proper argument had been used to
affect legislature,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Duty on Canadian Pine.

The treasury department has decided
that sawed square pine timber imported
from Canada Is dutable at the rate Of So
per thousand feet, instead Of at the rate Of
90 per cent. al valorem as assessed by the
collector Mt Pittsburgh, N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Empire state Greenbackers.

The following state ticket has been
nominated by the New York greenback
party: For secretary OF state, Rev. Thos.
X. Beecher OF Chemung; for comptroller,
Sylvester Trip of Duchess; for state
treasurer, j. Madison Hall OF Madison; for
state engineer and surveyor, Edwin A..
Stillman of Ontario county.